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something We Want.

Manager John INasuirc. of tn. Bate
Grand Opera House, will bring his rcg"'
lar dramatic company (Which in its entirety
is the best lie has ever controlled) to non-
drxtcr's Hall, on Monday evening next
They will remain here throughout the
week, producing Il change of bill each
night. consistin. Of a r"f"f"rr O: all the
greatest comedies produced in New York
and the eastern cities Our Boys" will
constitute the bill for llonday evening.
This play has had at':n "i over Sco con-
sccutive nights at tine Union Square Thea.
ter. New York and will 'c presented i'crc
hv Il very strong company and with spec.
in! scenery brought by the Nagu;sc com.
ranv. We can safely promise our ,hea,er.
gocrs fine entertainment, in every respect
and they should secure their seats az once
at Mrs. kupiers je"c|ry store.
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The Dairy Maids.

The Dairy Maids, from Chceseville, But.
:ermilk Valley, held their convention, last
Friday evening in Poindexter's Hall, and
attracted large and appreciative audience.
The dairy maids looked as fresh and beau
tiful, and as unlike the artless and prosaic
"sure.eno"gh" dairy maids as possible, but
the really creditable manner In which the
wcll.choscn programme was rendered
elected frequent applause.
The entertainment consisted of music.
recita:ions, readings and the burlesque con-
vention proceedings. The following Ia.
dies took part In the convention: Mrs. O.
NJ. Best, president; Mrs. w. II. Smead,
secretary; Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Ecker,
Mrs. O. f. Morse, Mrs. Goetschiu., Mrs.
Farley, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Cunnard,
Mrs. Nuckolls, Misses Grace and Blanche
Lamont, Miss Engle, Miss Reynolds, Miss
Emma Smith, Miss Blodgett, Miss Thorpe,
Miss Cannon, Miss Rich, Miss May, Miss
Wickham and Miss Bella Rife.
The convention was held for the pur.
pose OF raising money to pay off n debt on
the NJ. +. parsonage and, together with
the supper served in Dcacon's building,
about one hundred dollars was realized.
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PERSONALS.

Archie Gibson was over from Bannack
II. J. Burleigh made business trip t
Argenta Saturday.
Mrs. Mullins, OF Butte, is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. d. F. Reinharlt.
r. G. Halliday left for the Salmon rive,
country, Tuesday, on business trip.
Miss Mary Baker, Of Pageviile, took the
train Tuesday evening for Dubuque, Iowa
w. 6. Pipkin, Of St. Louis, brother o
Mrs. T. w. Poindcx.er, Is stopping in
town.
Judge w. +. kirkwood, Of Red Rock
was In town this week, shaking hands with
old friends.
DR.. Azel Ames, jr, arrived In Dillon
Tuesday morning, after several weeks
visit to New England.
Mrs. NJ. u Shenon, who came down
from Butte Saturday night left for Boise
City Tuesday evening.
Prof John Cannon came down from
Anaconda last Friday night and remained
witl' his family over Sunday.
John Harrison left Dillon, Saturday
night, Cor the Salmon river country. where
he will remain during the summer.
Mrs. r. c. Halliday and her sister, Miss
Florence Adams, went TO Camas, Idaho,
Monday night, to visit their mother.
Miss Lizzie Sutherland, who for the
past year has resided with friends on Birch
creek, left. "Wednesday night, for her home
in Canada.
&C. u. Gi!ii.and and &. \. Grisinger,
Of Orbisonia. Huntingdon county, Pa, ar.
rived in Dillon Sunday morning and will
probably remain in on, little city.
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CITY COUNCIL.


The full board was present.
The bill Of treasurer, allowed at last
meeting, was reconsidered.
The treasurer was allowed S4l.4o as per.
eentage, and $l3o79 for services as asses.
sor for the fiscal year Of 1886.
w. T. Holcomb's bill, was cut down
from $3.50 to $1so.
Dillon Lumber l. Grain Co.'S bill for
$I71.oS was allowed
Thos. Mullaney's bill tor services for
ian. Feb. and March, $3.50, vas allowed.
Resignation Of Treasurer Bernstein was
accepted.
Reports Of Treasurer and police magis.
trate received and filed.
Petition to open Orr street, from Idaho
to Railroad Avenue, was referred to com.
'nitscc on streets and alleys.
Petition OF Mrs. L. Kupfer for four feet
Of Montana street for stair way, was
granted.
Petition Of residents OF blocks :: and 3C,
regarding houses OF i'll fame, was laid over
till next meeting.
The clerk was instructed to notify street
commissioner to call attention Of property
holders to keep irrigating dit.i,es, running
past their premises, free from refuse.
City attorney was instructed to draft an
ordinance relating to water rights.
The clerk was instructed to notify street
commissioner to place distributing boxes
In bitches at intersections Of Idaho and
Reeder and Montana and Reesier streets.
The matter Of changing the course Of
Blacktail, on Railroad Avenue, was re.
ferred to committee on streets and alleys,
with power to act A resolution regarding
warrants drawing interest, was referred to
committee on finance, with instruction to
draft an ordinance and present same At
next meeting.
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Sunday is Easter.
We have snow, for a change.

| N0v 20 AS0oSCss
We have snow, for change.
Theatre in Poindexter's Hal, next week
A number Of red gentlemen (') were II
town this week. One Of them was arraved
In hard.boiled ha. and linen duster.
A. $. Rife is to build barn 4ox,as fee,
IN size, on his place, opposite town. Geo
wall has the contrac. for the stone work.
The Rlacktail is to be damned a, tho
railroad bridge, near the lumber yard. and
a" irrtgating canal sun from i. down Rail.
| road avenue.
Two gangs Of men aud two steam
shovels are employed In grading at Spring
Hill. Another crew will be put at work
In Ryans canyon, soon.
E. H. Brundsge, Of this Office, had the
misfortune to smash three fingers of HE
LETT hand in a job press, last night, one OF
the fingers being broken.
A sociable will be held, BY the Baptist
ladies, tomorrow Saturday night, a,
Poindexter's Hall. All arc cordially in.
s'sed. Refreshments will be served.
Died, a. Argenta, Thursday morning,
April 9TH. the tw".month. old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer H. Pilon, after an i,lnes.
Of eight days. The funeral was held to.
day.
Eleven work trains are to be put on the
U. y N. between Pocatello and Silver Bow.
Ono Of the trains reported at this station
Wednesday, one Thursday and another is
expected to-day.
Dick Nelson's saloon building, which
had just been painted, was sanded BY a
Montana zephyr, Wednesday afternoon.
Tine sanding was not bargained for and /,
had to be scraped off and is to be rcpainted.
Atthe request Of Sheriff Lloyd, OF Silver
Bow county, Sheriff Jones arrested one B.
NJ. Thomas who was on the south. bound
train Tuesday night, and held him till
Lloyd came down and took him back to
Butte, where he was wanted for an assault.
The suspected horse thieves, Walker,
Moore and Young, had a hearing, Monday,
and for lack Of evidence to convict, were
discharged. Tuesday they were re.arrest.
ed. upon the complaint Of Richard Under.
wood, Of Horse Prairie, who found horse
in their herd with his brand on him. A
preliminary examination was had before
Judge Holden, who bound them over to ap.
pear before the grand jury.
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.-,nr,NE AGENT.
nr11ox PosroFf1cE.

i, from butte, Deer Lodge aoa points .s
Ibe mail "J J.;,v at o4s p. M. The mail tor
Ae above p":ns san Sal, Lake. Ogden and all points
The mai! no'" Idaho arrives daily at s:4s a..
suh ana n1, Tse mail 70, :he above places closes
as3o oe'oes rc;ty and Virginia City mail arrives
The le's.st ,s,"rt .. IN. daily, and departs ut 73o
seoes .. ~ Ranuack and Argcnta arrives at $3.50
he an s.eeut Sunday, aod departs at $50 D. '"'
NV, s..on Sundays IRON u. III. until pa. IN.
0oee ~. ~. s,vs. during usual business hours.
o. ~ s"s, 0 or,er or rcgssr, business do"1 tier
O'Clock r ''' r.w. w.pOINDExTER, P. NJ.
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IN TOWN AND OUT.

'sssion. ''S'o"ers "aa a short
Used BY d., "a' m purchased the building
~ mack Nelson as saloon.
.aathe cou.,' .aew court house aud Jail but,
w, ''''y afford to buid them;
Sesr;. '': "o~'er that whistle on engine
" tits FIRST Cousin to fog horn.
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Timothy and Alfalfa Seed.
For sale by @. f.. MoRsE.
MILLINERY.

.,.na.a new millinery store, in the house formerly
1s,s,,,a 1psa oy Or. Dawson, two doors below the
:mnIa.1 oice. will open next week with tuii and
s,es Hs.s assortment Of m,liaery in all the latest
S:.t I in style and in great saric,v. rSey viii e
WI az @ cents and up.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

The Blood Indians have already com.
mencc,i to cross the border. 1t is thought
they arc anxious to have a settlement with
the Gros Ncntres, Il" the killing OF scvcra,
of their number last fall
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

Hi7-r Press: 1t is thought steamboat
OF two will leave Bis:narck tor Benton not
later than April 9Th, which would bring
them ic,: as,t,.s. the .oth, beating by >cH.
era! iav> the earliest arrival heretofore.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Pos. Office at Dti
lon. Deaverhcad Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing April rS>7. which. il not cAllv,! fny in 20
davS. Will be sent to the Dead Letter office:
Bell. Miss Ida t;illctt, Randolph
bhtl.'tr,d .\N llinch,C w
Circle, W Kelly, y,IH
ChrU,hrr. Charley T. k,nh. l. Roim-t
Dunn, Williams IL t.awst.n. \
tor"s. j. Lawson, Alex
FRANCE. IL Mcpran, Mrs Gc"vv,
Gcarv, H"h, Mccormick, u II
Smith. W \
Person. c.iilng for any oi the above letters will
pc:,~v say ''advcrtiscd."
I. w. POiNDENTER, +. n.
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Spring Wagons.

Cove. ~u o' tac Celebrate Racine Carri;,.,.
ss;,ea ~; spring Wagons, Euckhoards, &C., re-.
ron NJ s aa week. Nine different styles in prices
sfs- w. upward. The ntsr MADE, BEST ,xonSrn
ne n,,... sp AND L'c'.rtsr running wagons in
'''arshase or MOI. ~ '''e"' whether you want
sEhREE FERRIS l. WuurE Co.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
"A Millinery Boo,n,

new mjII;nsrsy at the very lowest prices, a, the
Genuine ;s;orc two doors from TR,nuNE Office.
sao,h. l.asest en nlumes ,Si.7s. Tips. $500 per
hi!,cn,s s.sa Styles in hats, from 20 cents IN,
"''H 81 cents. sw
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shade TrCcs.

Ap,;l ',, ASc one thousand nice Shade Trees about
vsh;ns ', = ua!m OF Gi!cads and Poplars. Parties
ien.d pga purchase will please apply 10 the under.
{. l.. TIIOMSEN.
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in accordance with the printing law passed
at the 18th Legislative assembly Of Mon.
tana, was made with the Dillon Esam'"t,,
| for The term Of one year. The bond of {.
$. Wright, publisher. was presented and
approved.
4 form oi blank to be used by county
officers and others requiring more thor.
ough i,rmizing in reports and othcr claims
agains, the county, vas on motion adopted.
In order - facilitate the business of the
Board, it was, on motion, ordered that
hereafter, a: all regular meetings. the first
hall day, or more if required, shall hc de-
voted - the special examination of bills as
a finance committee for the purpose ot eN.
aminins accounts on file, in order to save
time in their passing in open session.
Ordered that the supervisors ct u's
Gras,hopper and Horse Prairie districts
sec .h.. the contractors in those districts
are complying witt, the i+'h session law
in rotation to road contracts .\nJ tina. a.
supervisors throughout the county use
due diligence to discover and collect all
scrapcr~, plows and o,hrr tools belonging
,n tho county in their respective district.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
Sc", ~! :::i pieces Of and within City limits.
wv r.. M"WSF.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

~ Do1y forget that VIC have just received at the
A1A3A8T I'm n,
naew wail finish, that we unhcsi.atingly recon-
... sna. Call and look at sample cards oi beautiful
"ns. \. NJ. WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

Columbia Steel Road .Scyabcy*; Mining
aad Garden WAcelbuvyo,us.
SEBREE, FERRIS l. WuIrE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

-~,nrNDD0 ho0A1a0.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08

u,;,a,,y lots for sale. Enquire OF CMAs. &
NoBIL.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
OATS WANTED.

-. p,,on Lumber and Grain Co. pay the high
-stv'ee 'o' ~"'' VIII. SMEAD, Manager.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

. .e,i.fseaing parlor coal stove at II h:'rgai
x,,nu;rc at TRIBUNE office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug 10 (Sp.ctap-on the curb September corn
VA. mn to 49, May 4S Speculative interest In has
10 such an IL has beon found necessary
for The traders 10 eommodous quarters and
IN. secretary announced this afternoon that tomorrow
the wheat and corn crowds would change pits Property
bv the millions OF bushels nkpI greediy. and the
nonar appetite at The close as ct the begin ming
Awaiting themselves OF this amazing and ongcOntinued
buov.ucy great operators took occasion TO unload
and take in their profits Packers and cattemen are
amoue the stron gest saunchss friends OF Their
r,nor,s Of the condition Of tho are appalling Tho
marx OPENED cent up with September quoted at 42s
ceu ASA cents and May at ~ cents september
advanced break TO 43 cents october to AZ cents
IN May ASH cents Tho range subsequently was within
L. cent Of these qnost which were tho best Of tho day
and the prices at the tops cents for September
a. . cents or October anil 4Ss cents for May. This Is
cain of a " cent compared with yesterday Lake en-
ornaments to-day for 2o9 20 bushels estimated
oeiuts tomorrow l7J The statistics OF tho move
nent Of wheat continue to favor the bul4 receipts
at rmary markets being light and the seaboard
beyond Septemb~r opened at 692
C"nts ran.eI To 6ssG69 cents low and 09 aud closed
NJ sgs. October opeue at Tia cents ranged
II .e7i aud closed at q 2@7's cents Deesmber
opened al 74ss cents ranged ~ cents low anu 100
az cents nigh, closing at 74a cents Gram
marrow seventy three Lake engagement today
ii OOO bushels There firm and cent higher open
pe for OF oats The marker being bush all
through sympalhy with corn AZ the close Nay oats
the OF Acent and tho Less referred
nures cent Sales 10 store we're al at 20ss Genus for
and 20 cents for No white and al cents ior No
trade showed stronger undertone Ia next
deliveries which arc reeeivng increased ATTENTION.
Cd al actual cents lard 10 oena
ribs OF Il q cents
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THE STATE OF TRADE,

soST STEADY ss. e AND ws.:r.
Mills superous 81 oa TO- Extra IS rs % 7S
e s. . "a TO- " s.s.
southern RAJ II 500. Amber 50 ss2c Ma western
%ss Rev SPOT css.S - zsfss 'gs
arm. White o. s52 nc: ysnsw 81 e62c
Sss I:s spot Stss &
Southern 35e37c ~sstera 80 s3sc wossrn airse
8 go sst s Fs. U.s. a:
asl5 So rrovisieAs steady quiet Mesa Psrs si1 90
packed 7ssc. Bacon-sI.nitsrs !.ss.c. Clear nm
Sides 9isc. Hams l2H9nc. Iard-h snnsa at sc
~ e25c Eggs steady l9ss Psrol.um steady.
Renpsr obc..... Cesest,io csrsoe. ordinary 10 'ar
R.sSsa ioc' %aissey steady at 81 lSsi
FreGhts to Liverpool ger steamer anll-cstten ID.
whea W. 900 bnsn Corn 600 Oats IA. 900 vusn.
Rye 800 bum shpments-Fisnr 5s7 ssla a., Wheat
BOSTON. Aup. 1o.-Fioar quist-coamsn Extra. 81 is
Tn.,t Paseat. Choice 70 Fancy - q - go
s,sans Mo Sts ~; ss.
~Mlddass psr IOn si7 c0ss2JCo Winter short. SIS 90
2tc' Nsw.Yors and Vermont tIira 24s25c. Vernon.
DAIRY Extra 2l122c..-. Cheese d9-Best Nsw.York and
New-Yorx Firsts isc Western hars to place. Recepts
day-Fieur 650e bills and a go sacks Cora $500
busn osIs $4,000 Shorts 1000 Ousn
Pur,Ato. Aug lo-wneat-No Hard opened dull ana
81 NC, No Nsrthern Pachc unsettled and du
Gn s 41 "a On track No wSo %ssea. Sic to
Corr strong and higher demand light No at 80
s. w o, D. S@sI sc aS S sScns1 W. saac Was
Ied II Flour aui.s Z; aillfe.d nnsh'n I,
W1r ,a ss sgSs 81 % paid car"
Receips-Fiour 80 bbls; Wheat 1856 900 busn Cora
road 2i' .O cSs o ar Sn.a ooS ba
-. oats 5000 bush. Barley BUSH
Canal shipnentswhsAt 27Ssoo lush Corn 10000 Ua'a-
Malt bush
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
COTTON MARRErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 0-I230p m.-Cottoa firm with an
Improved demand Middling Uplands Sod; do Aiddlins
orleans g sales-I2 900 GALES nolndns loo bales Tor
speenIation and export Receipts 6OOO baes including
Futnres Arm Uplanas Low Kidding clause August 10
Iy.ry 256td; also 2SG4d; Do August and septembsr
delivery 23-s also 20 6td 40 september ana oe9
her d.iivery Sod; also l56td 90 october and NO
ysmbsr delivery, b6-64d.; do November and Decehoei
delivery sad do December and January ashVery o.
G1I do January and February delivery. Ot1d 40 foO-
try delivery G4G4d do ooptenocr ueHfsJ'
Tender, for delivery at toays cIoArngs 200 bales new
mCottonThe sales the day included 10000 bales
Fuiarss quiet UpIauds Low Mlddng clause August o.
livery s gGsd sellers do August and Septam Dor denv-
4 96-64l seller. do September ana OctoOer dehfery
Ill sellers do october And Novo nnet deuvery J-ota
SELLERS, da November devery ooAd BUYERS
do Dsesmber January delivery JOtd buyers do Jan,
nsrv ana Febrnlry delivery 5-B4d buyers do February
and March dsvery 04d buyers TO september dehverI
4 n m-tuturss closed easy. Upiauds Low Middling
elanss uyusL delivery 2s64d buyers 40 Angus. a."
tsbsr delivery 564d value do October ana Norenoss
doiyery O-jid. sellers; do. NOvenoer anu DeVe"Vef
dslysry 6SlL yauo. do. DeceaDsr and JANUARY oei,-
ery 664d valde: lie. January And feotuaiY IA
vain. d,, september delivery. D 2J-64d buyers n,
GALVESTON Aug l0-Cotton quiet Aldans. 30 -. ~"
Midank So Good Ordinary. So net anu gross
iy bales exports Coastwise 2i3 bales sales "oo oae'
stock lob baea $780, ., ,,,,,u,~ IN . ne, and
gross rscspta bales sales bales stocn. Iio
SAVANNAH Aug IO-Cotton steady. MidunhA VH 10"
hiddng o. Decd Ordinary. ga net ana gross ieo'spS'
bales; sales bales; stock IS3 oAio@ ,t,,.. Of,
yEwOaLEIss, Aug. l0.-Cettoo easy Mntnax ~,
Low MddiaE s. Good Ordinary So net ana g 80
crIpts pa bales Coastwisc, l0<Z psosi sAeS'
LIDO bales, stock. S5.s|2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

r. q. Pulan, In tho Bibso Normal Department, gave
lesson ON @study of Christ as . Teacher" Mrs.
Van Kirk, In her kindergarten, spoke OF the import
ance of singing In teaching children. In English
literature Professor Pcrrinc gave his second lecture
on Bryant These lectures have been very popular,
and Professor Perrine is popular lecturer Profess
sor Ncf gave interesting lecture on eiocution In
botany Professor Davis treated on "The Natural
system Of Classification" Tho Rev. j. hcieisen
IL an enthusiast In his department Of German tera-
AZURE. To day he gave critical analysis OF Schiller
At p. m. Chautauqua literary social crcfe rouha
table was held at which tho Rev. DR.. WEIGH, OF Au-
burn, gave an address Character" The foiiow-
ing officers eccted at the annual meeting OF mo
circle President Mrs. c. T. BlackaD, Philadelphia
yice-presidcnt, s. p Lee, Philadelphia; secretary,
Miss Emma Garrett. Germantown; treasurer, Miss
May Bergen.
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Gut Loaf si.iSSsSs, Crushed lis sSis' Cubes SoaS
e. s cos.s.s.. s c"ass .a saSs ssis
Coffee OF 5iso6tc: White Extrs I. 6cs Extra g. $40
&'ss; C. 4hs4s., Yellow. 4rsAhc.
PRovIsIoSs-PORK-Ex Exporters were fresr buyers TO-
within range Loco DO particular. :. which
-; s::sse
Packet 81 boess. Plate s7....BEEF HAMs-In light
tanned IN rriss .tiS sissdy shoa1s Sed.rse demand
Sales 500 Picket Hams l2e 2c and 200 Picked Shout
p'f Ps s' sssa IL assss s Smoked
Hans 139iSsc. Smoked Shoulders 767tc- .MiDDLEs
a a%s a0%pa f' dS9s si n
hrm prizes with Arm inquiry. Quoted. clts Heavy
mosrats smsaa, q attention osy including .oae inter-
est from exnorsrs The tendency TO higher
options advanced 81 points Tiers
bot ri,e change closing steldv
steam, aud 500 renner, private terms
City Steam firm and qnieI sales 145 tcs Geocs Re-
a9So tea seuseT CLOSING &c. S7so
tcs October G97 orc, closing 7c November closing
$685. ,c 200 S, stSss cssDs eo'pf ys
CHEESE is moderate STR Co the
showing further slight al SSce western creSmsy $50
23S State Creamery Extra 20 d26c state Dairy hall
tubs lsS2sc Western Fae,erS l2S 10 -, We.tsrn Dairy
Prices havsa FIRM support without showing and decided
change ami the demand t!nuss fair state Factory 10Y
skius 7s9.c Ohio Factory, 10 S9'e. Egss-The feeling
sss Is qSs So T9a an ,as cS inferior to
IA RfNE~onies and generally steady CITY quoted al
sc Western, Sc; oeomarsarine S''~6o Bumored ssles
TAIL0W-Hss not varied since our last with iieht bust
ness reported Primo City quoted at $50 sales ooooo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

puyFaIn Aug lO-Catte- Roceipts last "a nour. 1925
head tstli flt S.40 heat tor sane time
1880 head consigned Through W cars, OF which
a. 10 cars for sale market quiet aud unchanged
Aeep-RecepIs sst "a hours 800 neac total ier week
thus lar umc last week ?3.ppO
heaa IL cars OF when 10 New YORK
90 nrm with fair deusnd Inferior 70
Fa 10. Good Choice 81 OUd4 3Ji Canadian
Lambs good demand at 50 1907 90; no Western Lambs
here
269lO head for time last wssk 207lO
~ cars on sale Choice 50 81 5 Com
MOP do g. al to- Cool Western Cornfed 50 %
ass 30 Extra s. 65 market closed steady LETT
Cnrc AGO Ang lo.-7ns Journas reportsCdttLe
ReccipLs- lead Shipments 5000 heaa: market
So Siockers and Feeders 81 25 GsS 90 Cow, Bulls
Mixed 81 5O02 90. Texas Cattle 81 609S3 rs.
Uogs-Receipis 1900 head. shipments 5000 head;
market OUR steady closed lOGl5c lover Rough and
Mixed IS aS5 l5 Packing and shipping 50 OOGS5 40
Iirht 81 80 a is. Skips IS 90 80 90
Ss,p-I,eceipts 900 head shipments 1000 head Market
dali Common Zoe lower Natives So b0sS Western IS 10
esa SO Texans So 301S3 90 Lambs % 10 per 100 n
Aug. to.-Canas-itsceiots 1000 head shio-
Aeavy Native steers SO 70ds4 90; Bufchers Steers
fam TO dS3 SO Feeders fair 70 gooo 81 SOC
40: fair TO good 81 l0eS2 Dk Texans ann
Indiana frass 10 good corn-fed ST SOeS3 40
HsGs-kecsibts 5000 sead; snipments head marxot
was steady: Choice Heavy ana Buteers ssieenons
S. 20 es5 3a FACING Medium 70 Prime - e0Sso 10.
orkers Prime ~ 901S5 Is Pigs. Common TO
shesp-Keceisls 1900 asaa shpmea. 1000 hesa market
Clipped Fair - Chscs 80 1884 % Lamps
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PaODUCE
Per North Rirsr, Vsssels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brazl growths firmly held at l9c Tor TAFT
spot invoices but in the absence Of demand vauess were
largely nominal Sales 1000 bags No at lo' The dsr
growths du Option aiding not active AMI III tho
face hrmer accounts from Havrs the down
ward nnal figures representing decline OF lod2O ponts
for the day zsfoovs January H. February y 10
e,7.2O March, 17ljd1725 April l715Dl725 May. II 10
0i725 August lSsoai0 VS. September I7. UoSi7o5
October, 1905 November. 1705s17l5i December
H. iOR17l5. The ranges the different months as
follows; Jsnns.y n16Sl7So, A1sn,s lasosl6s1;
l7200l725 December. l7l00l73o Receipts at Rio July
to August 1887 $4,000 bags SANE time 1896 $4,000
bags; time 1885, 4yS 900 Receipts at santos
Jq,y TO August 8 1887 g. 99g Sass same tmo 1885,
COTTON-A reduction OF ic officially declared In tho
prices goods and quite active bnsine.s
compsbed fhs saes reaching 80 bales 1890 last EVENING"
$500 Of which and $50 for consumption he
receipts 1927 bales comparing with lO2
bales this day and 400 bales for the corresponding
day last Since September the total port receipts
have been 520 957 bales against 632l77 bales for the
period last